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Michalusmichalus 3 points ago +3 / -0

As part of the application process for subsidies, the U.S. Department of Commerce demands companies to submit such details as projected fab production capacity by wafer type, utilization rate, expected wafer yield, initial selling prices, production volumes for each year, and projected price changes. Companies asking for subsidies must also submit profitability indicators such as projected cash flows in Excel files to validate their calculation methods.

And confiscating the difference between projected profits, and actual profits.

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/korean-chipmakers-call-chips-funding-requirements-unacceptable-report

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Michalusmichalus 2 points ago +2 / -0

The report system has been weaponized for a long time. Someone should tag Elon. It's not as if he doesn't monitor his account.

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Michalusmichalus 2 points ago +2 / -0

The population of this state only matters when it's to pull on hearts strings.

"In Mississippi, one of the nation’s poorest states, the missing federal health care dollars have helped drive what is now a full-blown hospital crisis," reported Sharon LaFraniere. "Statewide, experts say that no more than a few of Mississippi’s 100-plus hospitals are operating at a profit. Free care is costing them about $600 million a year, the equivalent of 8 percent to 10 percent of their operating costs — a higher share than almost anywhere else in the nation, according to the state hospital association."

Medicaid expansion in other states has been a lifeline to rural hospitals, who tend to see fewer patients, are less likely to be affiliated with large hospital systems, and serve remoter, poorer areas — the type of hospital that has been disproportionately vanishing around the country, leaving already distressed areas with few health care options.

https://www.rawstory.com/amp/mississippi-republicans-medicaid-2659664979

by pkvi
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Michalusmichalus 1 point ago +1 / -0

There's a reason we shouldn't put our young children's picture online. It's probably a bit of both.

by pkvi
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Michalusmichalus 2 points ago +2 / -0

She was an internet stalker.

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Michalusmichalus 1 point ago +1 / -0

Since they don't teach, "Irish need not apply" in schools anymore... My guess is skin tone.

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Michalusmichalus 2 points ago +2 / -0

Wait and see woke for me!

This is turning into “Transgender Week” what with the terrible killings in Nashville and the Minnesota law. All I know at this writing about Nashville is: (1) the killing was carried out by a transgender (how do you distinguish between man-woman and woman-man?), (2) a manifesto was left behind the contents of which have yet to be released, (3) the transgender attended the targeted school over 10 years ago (a long time to seethe if there was a specific grievance), and (4) the Nashville law enforcement responders did a hell of a job compared to Uvalde, TX.

https://ricochet.com/1418344/jk-rowling-transgenderism-is/

by DrLeaks
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Michalusmichalus 1 point ago +1 / -0

I'm willing to wait and see.

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Michalusmichalus 1 point ago +1 / -0

The old guard sold out the new guard.

Nineteen days before DeSantis signed the final bill, the former board had signed agreements with Disney essentially stripping the board of power and handing that power back to Disney.

Called a Declaration of Restrictive Covenants, the measure allows Disney to have the final say on any alterations to the property and requires the board to inform Disney of plans for such alterations without conditions or delays.

Basically, the board loses "the majority of its ability to do anything beyond maintain the roads and maintain basic infrastructure," as board member Ron Peri put it, according to local news outlet Click Orlando.

https://www.npr.org/2023/03/30/1167042594/disney-desantis-board-reedy-creek-charles

by DrLeaks
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Michalusmichalus 1 point ago +1 / -0

I can't argue that. But, I will say that he's always gone with the numbers. And, I think it's obvious in his actions.

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Michalusmichalus 2 points ago +2 / -0

Very first red circle. Miscarriages before 6 weeks are not always considered a miscarriage. They are considered the body rejecting the pregnancy, if they aren't considered part of the regular menstruation cycle. The article is correct to take issue with it being added to the count.

The reason for this is how it is determined how far along a pregnancy is. The clock starts the on the first day of your last period. Even if you didn't have sex until 3 weeks later. This is why sonograms adjust the due dates so often. Another issue is that most women never know they had a miscarriage, they just experience a menstruation that is different than usual.

The second red circle is an inappropriate removal of a dataset. Why was there no contact?

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Michalusmichalus 3 points ago +3 / -0

The problem is their bubble won't tell them the truth. I expect my friends to tell me when I'm wrong. If they won't, who else will? That's not how woke people work.

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Michalusmichalus 3 points ago +3 / -0

Transgenders in America sterilize themselves willingly.

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Michalusmichalus 1 point ago +1 / -0

That's what I'm saying. Those codes are paid for no questions asked. Even life insurance doesn't reject those codes.

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Michalusmichalus 2 points ago +2 / -0

You are absolutely correct. But, somewhere they both want no babies, and want women to not be able to get proper BC. When people say that the point is to make women suffer I have to agree. Daycare costs entirely too much to be a minimum wage job. Choosing to be a stay at home mom negatively effects you when you rejoin the workforce.

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Michalusmichalus 1 point ago +1 / -0

Here's the link just in case. It's a whole bunch of antitrump.

https://www.newsweek.com/melania-trump-twitter-womens-history-month-byron-donalds-1791484?amp=1

Here's the list of 2023 winners. Notice anything? Have we been using the word equity for 17 yrs?!

Now in its 17th year, the Secretary of State’s IWOC Award recognizes women from around the globe who have demonstrated exceptional courage, strength, and leadership in advocating for peace, justice, human rights, gender equity and equality, and the empowerment of women and girls, in all their diversity – often at great personal risk and sacrifice. Since March 2007, the Department of State has recognized more than 180 women from more than 80 countries with the IWOC Award. U.S. diplomatic missions overseas nominate one woman of courage from their respective host countries and finalists are selected and approved by senior Department officials. Following the IWOC ceremony, the awardees will participate in an in-person International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP) exchange to connect with American counterparts in cities across the United States and strengthen their global networks of women leaders. The 2023 awardees are:

https://www.state.gov/2023-international-women-of-courage-award-recipients-announced/

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Michalusmichalus 1 point ago +1 / -0

If they don't add it, doesn't that mean they're stuck paying? Refusing to add it only helps the other side sit back and laugh at the insurance companies paying for all the other things the providers can find that are, " close enough" that they are required to pay for.

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Michalusmichalus 1 point ago +1 / -0

I think the term transtrender says it all.

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Michalusmichalus 1 point ago +1 / -0

The medical industrial complex started this with digital records. Independent practices couldn't all pay for the requirements, so they signed into conclomerants. This made them have to follow the company rules rather than setting their own. The companies did the government bidding for money.

There are very few that didn't drop patients because they were refusing the vaccine, which was in turn negatively impacting the statistic that the government required for a bonus check. An independent practicioner can choose not to go for the bonus.

I am aware of a semi local to me pediatrician practice that dropped all the patients that wouldn't give their kids the covid vaccine, even though their children weren't at the approved age at the time the office was demand all patient be vaccinated. That practice injured enough patients that they were begging the dropped patients to come back. For income. They are paying the price. You don't see it, but insurance companies don't play. They called all the dropped patients, and found out exactly what I typed above. So, the insurance companies are suing the practice.

It's always been my opinion that the insurance companies are where this is going to hit the hardest. We have seen that with excessive death evidence that legacy media tried to fact check away. I believe that when insurance companies add vaccine injury codes to their system, that's when we will see an actual outcry. Because it will start hitting people in the pocket.

Midwifery, and abduals are great options. But, if you have an at risk pregnancy, they become part of the team with a doctor, and you're right back to square one sometimes.

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Michalusmichalus 1 point ago +1 / -0

The tiktokers point is that this has changed the lives of women that thought it would never effect them. The closer you are to treatment the better your outcome. Treatment is being removed from all women in many locations because people that don't care to understand women's reproductive health passed laws.

Where we're is very sad. When I was pregnant with my youngest, I was told to postpone a move because I needed to be treated at the facilicty I lived near due to their abilities.

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Michalusmichalus 2 points ago +2 / -0

Trump was told he couldn't pardon Julian Assange because his situation was too dire. People like to forget that he wanted to and tried. But, I don't forget that Trump does things based on the numbers.

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Michalusmichalus 1 point ago +1 / -0

Educate yourself on women's reproductive health. The words being used in the bills have multiple medical uses, and are only defined for one in the bill. This means an obgyn can't do their job. Medical malpractice insurance in those areas went up, because injuries from lack of treatment will go up.

Zap, I love to disagree and learn something. Offer me the same consideration. Step away from a woman not wanting to have a baby for a moment.

Learn that the terms that have been criminalized can be part of keeping a woman healthy when there is no live fetus. What has been done is the same as saying lemon is citrus, and citrus is bad all the time. This is the outcome because that first statement is true, and the second statement is an opinion that lacks understanding of citrus.

But, people unwilling to learn why the laws have backfired are the reason this is a conspiracy.

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Michalusmichalus 1 point ago +1 / -0

Violence is not the answer. Unless you're a trans, and then it's everyone wales fault. The Trans Resistance Network has a trans fan club that wears shirts promoting violence, and going on social media pointing out their weapons. If it's not appropriate when the wannabe gangstas do it, why is it appropriate for trans to do it?

Clark was recently in the news after her son Jared Dowell, 23, was charged with assault and battery on a Boston police officer inflicting serious bodily injury, vandalizing a historic monument, damaging property by tagging, and resisting arrest.

TheBlaze reported that Dowell, whom his mother refers to as a daughter named "Riley," allegedly left an officer "bleeding from his nose and mouth."

https://www.theblaze.com/news/katherine-clark-says-trans-community-is-being-forced-to-fight-for-its-very-existence

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Michalusmichalus 3 points ago +3 / -0

I must have blocked the others that commented. But, perhaps people are hoarding it outside of banks for the first time in a long time. I would suggest more creativity than a mattress

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